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Luxor, the ancient city of Thebes, is not only home to the grand temples and pharaohs' tombs but also serves as a vast necropolis for noblemen and skilled artisans. Discover the well-preserved tombs of high-ranking officials such as Sennefer, Sennedjem, Ramose, and Rekhmira, along with the fascinating City of the Workers, where the artisans who built the Valley of the Kings once lived.
Inclusions:
- Complete transfer services including pickup/dropoff and all transportation via air-conditioned vehicle
- Professional tour guide for all included sightseeing
- All entrance fees for scheduled sightseeing
- All applicable taxes and service charges
- Daily bottle of water
Exclusions:
- Additional sightseeing tickets beyond scheduled itinerary
- Meals
- Tippings
- Optional excursions
- Personal spending
Begin your Egypt excursion with a private pickup from your hotel in Luxor, accompanied by a highly experienced Egyptologist guide.
Deir el-Medina (The Workers' Village) – Step into the world of the craftsmen and artisans who built the royal tombs. Explore their modest yet beautifully decorated tombs and visit the temple dedicated to Goddess Hathor.
Tombs of the Nobles – Visit the resting places of ancient Egypt’s elite, including:
Rekhmira – The vizier of Egypt under Thutmose III, his tomb showcases detailed scenes of daily life and governance.
Ramose – A noble who lived during the transition from Amenhotep III to Akhenaten, his tomb features rare Amarna-style art.
Menna – A scribe known for his remarkable tomb paintings depicting agricultural life.
Nakht – An astrologer-priest with a tomb famous for its vibrant astronomical scenes.
Sennefer (Tomb of the Vineyards) – Known as the "Pearl of the Tombs," this burial site is covered in unique depictions of grapevines, symbolizing prosperity and the afterlife.
Conclude your Luxor sightseeing tour with a comfortable transfer back to your hotel.
- Personal Preparation: Ensure to wear comfortable and suitable clothing for walking and exploring archaeological sites. Consider the weather and wear appropriate footwear
- Communication with the Guide: Engage effectively with the tour guide, inquire about the details of the historical and archaeological sites you will visit, and feel free to ask questions for better understanding
- Respect for Cultural Sites: Maintain respect for the tombs and ancient temples you will visit. Follow local guidelines and the guide's instructions to preserve these historical landmarks
- Photography: Take photos to capture beautiful memories, but always remember to ask permission before photographing inside tombs or in any location where it is required
- Personal Safety: Keep your personal belongings safe and do not leave them unattended during the tour
- Return to the Hotel: Confirm the departure and return times with the tour guide, and ensure you have their contact information in case of need
